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What Can I Do With A Missouri Power Of Attorney?

If you need advice on making a power of attorney and would like to consult with a St. Louis estate planning attorney, contact the Law Office of Keya M. Reed LLC today.

Many Americans Already Mired in Debt Before COVID-19

This article discusses the hardship people and consumers have undergone through out the COVID-19 Pandemic.

USCIS Reverts to Prior Blank Form Rejection Policy

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has reverted its policy to that which was in effect prior to October 2019 regarding certain applications being submitted with blank spaces.

What to Do After an Uber Accident in St. Louis, Missouri

With more Uber drivers on the road throughout Missouri, and especially in major cities like St. Louis, the chance of colliding with an affiliated driver is also greater.

Victim Rights in Wisconsin

In 2020, Marsy's Law was ratified into the Wisconsin constitution. Marsy's law guarantees victims of crime equal right to those accused of crimes. But what does that really mean?

California Supreme Court ends unaffordable cash bail

In In re Humphrey, for the first time the California Supreme Court held that the uniform application of bail to the rich and poor alike violates the due process and equal protection clauses of the constitution.

Carrying Concealed Weapon in Kentucky

Criminal defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses various firearm and gun violations in Kentucky.

Simple Divorce

NKy divorce attorney Michael Bouldin discusses how to simplify the divorce process

Agricultural Buildings Exempt from Zoning Regulations

Appeals court held that Florida Statute 604.50 exempts nonresidential farm buildings, farm fences, and farm signs on land used for a bona fide agricultural purpose, as defined in 193.461, Florida Statutes, from any county or municipal code or fee, including building permit and zoning requirements.

Florida's Equine Activities Liability Act

The importance of posting warning notices or having equine activity participants sign a document containing the warning notice is highlighted by Florida case law interpreting Florida's Equine Activities Liability Act.

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